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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
A PRoGRnzsIvE DIaHER PARTY

DESCRIPTIONS OF oNR or TIE NKwKsI
FADs or FASHIONABLE sooIKTx.
A R0od-sizad room IL cleared Of IN.
necessary fuFnilure, aad small tables
leash accommodating four peopls) are
placed along the room IS for progressive
euchFe. or IN horseshoe shape. accord
ing 70 the aizs Of the room. The mum.
Der Of tables and courses must be Tegu-
lated By the number Of guests. We will
suppose thai forty young people are 10
be Invited. making twenty couples, IL
which ease ten tables will be required
and ten courses served,
Ten Of the twenty ladies present are
chosen by the hostess, one to act a. be atess
for each table, and they remain seated
In the same same place during the en-.
tire meal. When dinner or lunch (as
the case may bel IL announced, music Il
played In an adjoining room, and these
ten ladies take their place at each table
and receive the other lady and two gen.
tlemen who are to ait with her during
the hrgt course.
By this time the guests understand
what is expected Of them, and when the
blue points have disappeared and the
plates removed the head waiter rings Q
gong and the lady and two gentlemen al
each table rise and 20 TO the Dext Ia
Succession, leaving the hostess 10 enter
tain the new eomeFs. The gong Il rune
and music played between each course
during she progression from the hrst 10
the tenth table, thus giving each guest
an opportunity TO converss with the
other. A pile Of small finger napkins
is placed &c each table, and the soiled
ones removed With the plates, or they
can be carried fFsm table 10 table By
the user. Fsv0Fs are served with the
last course, and With q little taste 10
decorating the table the effect is charm
ing. This progressive meal has many
advantages. First and foremost, IL ia 9
whola eyeaine's Entertainment, and
then u does Away With the usual son.
veutionalitY and stiffness Of an ordi-
nary dinner, and by the constant change
Of partners, introduces a new element
into conversation, % that there Is no
excuse for any one getting talked out"
The number Of guests invited must
be divided into four; and toe result
will give the number Of tables and
courses 10 be served, bat 10 q tkipg Of
this kind forty Is good number. The
menu need not be 90 elaborate or ex-
travaaant as that everything should be
daintily served By good walters, and no
confusion IN changing The tables.
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4
Tksy my = eayeo00eo synai.als b -.
inR % bald b WnahlnRten : hoasl -
h . hoiel.
A Gmna Amy psussnson On IA
EsnFaA q Rlswor16. Ne. ref1ssd q
unFaA banenIA q A9anzR hemEina tee
rcEtEail 81 Osysian6. II nd % b
afswa m
7he Socialists weektngmsn'n parey
/ "a Esw Iaxk EEEumd o m6mil Joan Nod
- usmbeEshlp. TheT ds11 oozSioeR =
man who wofka oaIy vita his chin 9
WuEkinaman.s
rs nsaupapsrs o. ahs eonntEy main-
ksin about is regular eoFsearondents
81 WnzhinQtnn. The salaries e ehiefs
q huEsass rAnas ffom $500 award.
| C1aEiem NordhoG. Of TIE keR fogk
Hwaak b The best paid. 6 $4,000 =
yeA7.
BeRiuninR this monfh thsnsw postal
conVsnslna With Nexiso Raes in1o eEect,
whsEsay rates arc 90 red1oed % viFtu-
ails 10 MAKE Me4ise aynonymoas with
The pnited e3a1es; that q. regular
AmeKican postage prevails there fnGeead
of The rate Ct i've esnta peR half ounce.
etc.
FnsAion assreas Ga Rsnileman's
eoats and vesls shall hsssafteF Be CT
desollsl1e. exposing broad expanss Of
Shin fFonk This IL the new s1yie for
summer sd ihe pnsamoniA sayie for fall
and wintaR. 10 Was evidently gotten up
IN the interest," Of tAiloFa, lAandTymen,
DEBTORS and dndeFtakets.
Prof. George Palmer, oe Harvard. q
the last eommencement exeroises spoke
Of the growing luxury Of the ssndents
81 that in9lttnft0n. Professor Palmer
has lately oollectsd statistics Of TIE col
iege expenses Of 2is out Of NE Is men,
beEs Of the senior elnss for the four
years. OF these IS spent between 500
a1d $500 year; s. spent between ESQ
and 1915; 81 spent between 1915 and
$500 . yeAR; one atudent spent over
5000. Generally speaking. he thouRht
THAI every dollar over twelve hundred
given 20 . sou 81 Harvard was dan
RsrOas dollar.
Our navy may be something We don't
blew much about, but, ell the aama, She
first noteworthy eelabEatiou Of the
Fourth N Halifax harbog vas the Iaal
one, whea she waTship Galena and the
yacht Ruth ran up their Tags and
boenneo 0ut salute IN that same British
roa6stead. And the British came 70
time, too, In good shape. The citadel
ana two men-of-waF displayed their
faeB. aud everybody reioioed thas one
Of our hellloose unpieasantHesses vas 90
old 10 had 10 be forgiven.
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STILL ANOTHER.


"Mr. ReportsE." said George 7. Mey-
srs yesterday. slet ne make you ae-
qaainsed With Mr.. David HansOu. 81.
pesinssadsns q the Seattle Packing
Company"
''0lad 10 meet you, MF. Hanson"
sad he reporter. II read your artieles
Of incorporation 10 The 0Tvsesiaa some
weeks ago"
'fou are mistaken replied Mr..
hanaon, Those we're she articles Of
sill another cannsry 20 be started
here. TOE names are very similar, how.
ever, and Il ls moi Surprising thai Sen
6 tSSS'0 ' &c seattle P p,ssls.
ing Oompany, ard We are
from Astoria, while che other Is toe Sc
attic Packing and Gaming Company,
four Of as 10 the PaekinRsU 0mpany. We
Auckilteo, and viii 81 onca build q large
canneFy there. We know our business,
and are R0ing right 10 work. Oar head
quarters will b al Seattle. We expect
% pct 90 5000 eases Of salmon thia year,
eat Mr.. Myers says we will do better
than that. We heard Of Myers success
With bis immense aeiaes. and We
went 10 work and made tive nets
double the size Of Myers stua-
aen. Some tell "a they are teo
largo, and thai they will be almost an.
manageable, especially II we get forty
o. nfty tons Of ash al haul, IS some
say we viii, but that q q eoad fault. and
II they prove TOO large, Il y taaies 10
cut them down than Il d loe naAke them
larRsF. Oar maohinsEy Il o. the City
dock, and we are anxious 10 eel u 10
place aa ssnu a. possible. Credit il due
George i. Myers. she pioneer eanneFy-
man on the Sound, for Introducing use
Industry and demonstrating les advAn-
tAges % these waters"
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nIsERI LsvEs COMPANY.
rBMko- Cosr4r.f

Bsskaz CosriST.
He (lAuRhinely)-I have besn hoping
THAI yea woald IN time come 10 roGArd
ne - ycaf compaay.
sac tbaahfully l-ConBA1yi WHAT
do you mean by thar
BE {e0araGeoc1lyl well. - your
ban.
shs (hisshinely l-Oh. Thaa'a What
soup4Ey EeanA
he (smilineiyI-Yea. And II yce
conxsdsr ~ - ys1E compa1ys seo1ld
Iikn 20 conzf8ER goo - ny mtaegy-
SEE fuunasrinRlg l-IeuT miaaFys
He luianpeAutly l-fea; besAnss, you
knnw, missEy lsvea eampany.
Sc fdazsarslg ~ - Wen edmif,
thea, tkat gua aza eo@Dany and Eis-
sry. Bas don9 yea t13nk missEy very
aisAGsssabIs EaE1e tof etri, and fAat %
oaeni 30 bs charged. say, - eoupAnyf
fhan be poppsd-
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orrRrAxD PAssEseERs.

Passss Heron O % $780, 3. = -
,efaa HnsnRdaE Ne1 - -. - (,
chs slasss, Cee1 bssn &c 10y
81 HgEM4ae, B G ko24 = szii7-ts' 80 =
- Medtosa 90 TIE o. z G.
FFl6ag: Geo Day g 3 nas.Ys \
eeifk, wife and oeildi . A eel, M 4
n Reed, Legsy RFstts Ieoa AN ene
6eaahtsg, O Z Cheneys y " AafEASs -
p BFiden, and II eznigE1ntn.
Passsd Milford On ne OEaEsn z oal-
iferuisn Saturday Mr.. Nhitsiex. DOM
Iassh, wife and 6snahter, q. Freely,
OF RiazA. ID. Mo9aires q " ken-
-, gsa q Cain, MarDss Levy eamasi
Hysssa, J. r. Atma4 0ap44tn Nelson,
n. LoRsna, ,. n. Ms00D, 9. =. nooker
and wife, and Is emierAnsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

WAszrSoToS, July l5.-Secretary Fair
child has approved the application o.
the Canadians Pacific road fos the RICH
10 carry bonded goods from one p0ini
TO another in the United States BY VA
Of Canada. The road will employ
steamers FROM San Francisco 10 PORT
Moody, and carry merchandise In bond
10 any Eastern port in this country
Not being hampefed by the InteR- State
Law, the Canadian Pacific can By thil
means eus rates Ia . way 20 make Il ex.
tremely lively foT the American trans.
continental lines After their ninety days
exemption from the long and short haul
clause IL passed. A prominent lawyel
from Montreal has been here for soms
time, trying 70 secure the privilege for
the Canadian Pacific iasi gFanted.-0r.
eg0Htan.
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RUN.

Omaha Bride-DeaF me, you dsn'l
seem 70 have the nrss idea about cook
ina.
New GiEi-You ase, ma,am, / haven't
any sne 10 show me.
. Why, I den't know anything aboul
Il. You oaghs 70 know. You said you
had had Zen years. experience"
vith young married ledaies like you, an
every one ov 'em was Is big Ounce a
yoa ere about thtnga."-I Omaha World.
Miss Clara lat luncheop, while chop
pingl-Some bouillon, waiter, With pien-
q Of bread and n extra pat Of butter.
That's all
same Gisi (at luncheon With Charlie
Some whitebait, waiter, and chicken
cFoquettes, and half Q dozen Bloc Points
on the shell, And-some chocolate. and
and lemon Ice. extraordinarily ell 81
pEesent.-Puck.
4" And what are We doing nov. ohaE-
IeyF'
"Only hueging the shore, Carrie
Charley" land she looked % him
b . far-ssay mannsr) "ohAriss, wish
Why, Carrie. dear, you are not feel
ing III, are your" he exclaimed 10 tone
Of alarm. Then he locked at her again
and thought be discovered q ghost Of 0
twinkle IN her downcast eyes and the
simmer Of q smile playing around the
corners Of her month. BE looked once
more; he was sure Of it. The NEXT mo-
ment Charley was enacting the part Of
the wasn't and Carrie vas imporaonatiHR
the shsFe.-BostOR Transcript.
"Do Jon think, young man. he said,
that you will be able 10 take care Of
my daughter Flora In the style 10 which
she has always bean aeeustomedp
think 20, SIR" answered the young
man confidently. "She refused 10 90
to the picnic With me last week because
she said she had nothing % wear
Nsss York SaR.
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RRkETTTKs.

Ths supssws C0eTs eonsenss h
sOtympia On Moaday.
R.W. Winespav u buIldfuE anusheI
DWELLING hoose on Cosn@bsa street., cor
per Isnth. Ett
u.R. Nsiss Ia moved lnie kla neu
dwelling on tbe corner Of Seventh end
JeEersga streets.
TAe yncht raca between the Adysuf,
nssr and white Wings viii take pt3et
today st l0a- N.
ne sssausE Edith Il again IL tie
bonsyaFd. How Iong she viii remain
thsfe nobody seems % knee.
Tns ship Indiana, captzlE Morrison,
d fvsua az the baoy awaistng the arrival
ola VA 70 soW her 10 To Cape.
Ilziaed States MarshaI Hanilton sac.
seefs1 n turning he eengfab&nd Chi
sneaun over 10 the oanaoiae aathosites,
ana IS did not have TO pat ap $50 cash
either.
Ia esudltIon Of Mn. " ". Powell
ga gspsgted last sveuina - very SRI
oua. She b said 10 be lying al the point
ogdazlh. HsF hasbands while improv.
fna, q far from being q vel mar.
M.L. Hamiitcu, brother % the Mar
shai, has boasht . fafm near Tolt. Ia
this ecauty, and has already eut and
hOased 100 tons Of bay. Ne says farm-
ing BEATS guafding conFiets AL hoiiow.
Feg tie frst tins In tae history Of Sc
aae1e there are four vessels tnadinQ Ian
bss here at one time. Se4tsle has always
teen 8 great lamksF manufacturIue
....ksw t,-f ~-,r.aaa~ &c. k.sapsna arA G.yss.I
oonszmption. m
ne barkentins Grace Roberts, sail
inR 10 Chaa. II. Wells line Of coasters,
aEfiVs6 II Port townsend yesterday
asyonteen days from San Francisco,
ana nay be expected heEs today. She
y loaded With general naKehandiss for
eeaffie and other sound ports.
A Ere bFoks cat In Ohaa. Fgasahe's
siahla, b the alley Just aolnss from Jas
eiss Jones' Court, at ii:3o laNA night. 10
Is eappoasd 10 have started from
maiakrs igniting 10 An old vest hanging
up n the stable. TIE heEsse we're re-
moved, 9 general alarm vas sounded,
and ths department. turned cut prompt
~, bet few buckets Of wsaer applied
IN time did tbs neesasary work. Dam
aRea nominal. No insurance.
Tbs man who "a painting The stFset
names f0S the city should be Informed
that 70 pat period after tbs names OF
the numbered streets Ii supesAuoua and
erroneous. For instance, Third street
should nol APPEAR ''3fA. q. y e Dc
makes Il. Ths period aflaF 1rd shoula
be left %, and for that waiter TIE
might also, With oompleta pEopFiety, be
omitted. The period . &c impFopss AZ
u uoald Be 10 Met.sou street after the
word Maaison.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

DRArH OF JAooR A. EPLKa.-EAFly
Les, Sunday morning Seattle lost vala.
able citizen BY TIE death Of Jacob A.
EpleF. hr. Epler VAS born In Cas-
eosnty, Illinois, In 1881, and resided 10
Virginia Oty. H., fer fourteen yearB,
"a jane. ISIS, be came 30 Seattle ard
Immediately identified himself with ihe
Interests Of The toSp, investing conaid
ssaole money IN Seattle property. when
1T. Epler came TO this eity be vas ae-
eomranied by his brother Frank W.
Epssr aud family, Who have STAGE re-
sided here. Mr.. EgleF leayes \ siis,
sSo Daughters. the Misses May and
seanle, and q sou, Alhsrt. The fauessl
ssrvtees we're held ct the Presbyterian
uhuFeh 90 Tuesday afternoon, the pes
tot, Rev. y. q. Strange. officiating. as
sisted By Rev. Clark Dsg;4 who vas =
particular friend Of Mr.. Epleg. Mt.
EPlef realized that biz end was eaminR,
aod on Saturday evening be mads the
teqaest for Miss EmmA Atkins 10 sing
va where are the ReApeFaf@ 81 bis
tenefal. He also requested thst the
eestr 10 render m1sia a. bic funoEal Be
composed Of Miss Atkins. MrA y D.
Ofoekeit, 9. Z. BSwman and A. i. Cun~
ana. II Il needless 20 eay thai both
saesa requests were faleiied easctuaily.
neaattfal neFal decorations aboanded
We funeral. which was largely attend
y % friends Of the family.
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I'M G14 oocAcz1~A1NA WIZ
fRseuiar corr. Poss-K nss7Essnsv.I
~ xzzcfa11 assrzH.
ARISES q 1nsorporasz1a have heea
alsd Win he C0unsy AmdituE. far %
pzEpoes % enfab1lshinQ n easetrIc liRhi
HgufAm in Port TuwnAsu4. 4 aTnaDe
VII Be- erected near TIE Coed TEA
Glars hall TIE eaRins win have
alxkY-knEsa powsR. c4p8hle o. Ba1n.
tafninR shres hundred an1 kwsnty N
ean6essent ard thiEfy are llghsA
TAa wlrsa 1isi fof ~ NREAnt Be
plased On SlAks slnsst cniF, 91d 1eRo-
tiGtions oil b entered into with the
Cownno Coaneil 10 light he city. 4
to9eE anppovting leFRs Hght VIII Be
ulansd % Poins WaBon- MeGgzA.
0Eamb and E B. Downing Of 6sasfle.
are he rroisctoEa, and enansial eaekern
Of tbs sntsfpEisa.
ooUN1fE N TROUBLE.
Tia Alternative writ Of mandAmRs
which was served on Mayer Smith and
The Oommon Oouneil yesterday, b O
ubiect Of much interest. Is involves
the question WHISTLER OF not legislative
body possesses the power Of expekltnR .
qualified o6iesr, Who US duly elected
b. the people. from his once. without
nFst slowing safAcisat oaase, and &C.
corAinQ the said efneias q trial, This
controversy grows cut Of 81 aetion hy
The Oity Council In expeiline Franeia W.
James, Councilman, from membership
Ia tbs City Council and aepriving sAid
James Of the lawful privilege Of per-
forming sneh oficial duties.
Ths public generally bsiisve that the
Oounciimen we're hassy In their acton.
en6 that LII. James should have been
given a. ope0rtunity 10 explain himself,
although tie reason fer hia expulsion
ere believed b many 10 be Sufficient.
The writ ID made resuFnabis before
Chief Justice Jsnes at Seattle on August
6tb, 1887. 81 o'clock in the afternoon.
hF. James inteEests are In the haada ef
several prominent seattle attoEneya
EEws NOTES.
The PORT Townsend Gre company
proposes % extend IN invitation 10 tbe
Seattle aud Taeonsa hose teams 10 come
10 the Post Of Entry as q neutral
ground over watch TO show their ability
In the proposed race. Exeeilent ground
on which 10 run can Be bad, and good
hydrants With Q strong fos Of water
ere among the many inducements.
Plans aAd specifications for the erse-
ton Of brick dwelling on the hill have
been subnitted BY z. w. Devoe, 20 the
eontractoEs.
The Unknown BASEBALL Olub will plsy
Q game With the Chimacum Nine to-
morrow. TIE MeEwin win carry pas
senReEa to Hadlook where the game win
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THE DUTIEs o. an EBIron.


Il IL the editors duty 70 speak Of his
town ~ The loveliest place beneath
Heavens blus arch. Speak Of q de-
ceased citizen 80 fallen oak whsn be
dies Of the sim-iams. Gail q IMAM G
prominent and influential oitizsn Whe 9
yoa know be- b she best poker iayer I q
town. Speak Of 9 little street Arab a.
. bright eyed youth on the road q
fame, and Of 9 big-footed. red-haAded.
aewly-maFried woman ~ the beautiful
and accomplished brids. Gall Q man
Who has few dusty bolts Of calico and
> soldiers blus ooaa Q prosperous and
expsrisnced dry goods merchant Call
lawyers leading light, Of whom the
profession ought 70 be prond. when you
know him 70 Be only an ordinary petit
foEReR.
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Rannia TIA u Asssur 10 explain -
trns sfsnasion g I'm. uhizh g "a b
a. Mid 4 form a. peHibls. tellz1R ham
- - eAaEoe1 usEs HsfoaEly eeains'
- Srisesss suld III sitcrnsy b -
him II tks fseEsz11h PFuner ID nol
thrnnasn % shest him Il he al nse kssp
We - ansa1ion go nnksa eoAsrh-
Eing s1asaA fkns PrunsR I'D nos thseAk-
1hs gsisssss xss Ehs6 eranssd Per
missioG 70 ask TIE gasstion. and be
stoopsd down ever the woande0 man
and sAid: -Jnlius, don1 y0a rsmsm-
her one asy ~ II ~ rooDs Wh1a -
were all tnlkioa aeoat Tie GiKta that
PFaneE sid II g0a aid not kssp away
ffom Hruasd baKhara - voala SHOOT
failss s.hmbrsna, vish IN szpsss-
sion a. disgnst end ssern % his feee.
raplisd: We wers all iokinG. an6 that
rsmazk q PrunsE's wes oaly IN fun.s
HeFa ne exaeninn1lon efnse4- The
voan&ed anfs aGatsnenf VS. fead 10
HIS, and win q tfambling hand be
siRned bis hame 10 II.
I'm fnnsnEz,
Albort Fr.ae-t.,, a. : f,ern.r,- sko-s Ace
Pea eishe inebea an wsfh hlaek hair
sud rnnNtanhe. Hs wore eood. tailor
onada. walI- a1fin1 elofhe1. hustor ghoea.
Iiaht lie. ana Iosked rsors liza a dude
than 4 shoenakar. He haa q fun, plamp
faco And 4 refhrT rsrDpora Air. Ne =
WonaerfnliV oold $1,000. ku1 shoved
sian9 al nsrvnuz1s-. dnTinp 10 eTsroi-
nation. fFeuuersIV Iookir9 behind ain
onioklv. "a hai.da alec trenbled a
liftie pfs sssorneTs wiIl donhtlees ~
p5 al althi A 4 defspse. and an atteuapt
yin Be rsade L sonness PruneF With the
STAR sufIIelenfIv 10 create 4 TsasouabIe
doubt.
I'M RnuEn xEnok1 kxPLonko.
Otto Ranks sid: l belong 10 the
AFion Cab. % does PFuaeR. We re-
hearae eyeFy THURSDAY evening. Last
IhafBaay night. the night OF tne ghoot-
inc, PFuBeg vas 81 the Turner hall and
sang cot Of The SAME book With me, and
did not leave there till 10 o'cleek, or
three quarters OF 81 hour after the
shooting took plaza"
A reporter called 10 ses MR. PEunef,
81 bis shop, bat Be vas out. His part
uer. however, said that on Thursday
evening be attended the rehearsal 81 toe
Turner Hall and did not get home until
after 10 o'clock. He also stated that on
the day Of tbs shooting q revolver had
been stolen from drawer In their shop
and thai no outsider had access to the
drawer except Frederick, whose ahoe
shop adioined their store. he said that
FredeFieh came In there Thursday With
- eo.a ~ san.S4 Plno1 ~
- ~sc@ -. -. -. 81 1has - ne-t
liroe Prrrs, iaohs5 gnr ths nissoI a "a
vons an6 - AZ onee s1 ~. FrsSsrseh
81 ~ kIr. n
-
SOW N ooAh 10 GIVE u AWAA.
Mr.. Heinrich, very intelligent Ger
man and great friead Of Soherbring,
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IS pieces Crinkle seersuckeF at DC,
sold by as al season for 10 &c.
Be on baud early Monday morning
II you want cheap Crinkles.
5 pieces fne barred Organizes, sold
ct soc. reduced to 25c.
7 pieces satin barred Organizes, sold
at SOC, reduced to Csc.
Q pieces lace check 0rgandies, sold
at 40c, reduced 10 csc.
I pieces lace striped Organizes sold
at 85c. reduced to 2oc.
8 pieces cable barred 0rgandies, sold
at 30c. reduced TO 1Sc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Tia CENTEMERE" y Ne me4s pSp
assr IA e3oVA In AEnNEisA. SIS Tor i've
ozttosE fi-9o foe etzht eattonA 1esJ
A. "a bsIog The pEtes o Asy ctneR
ses-.s-rA rsaksr, an1 foF at G16 oEfA-
nIlssT A. unaxnelled Tee above are .
80 ,,rseas Ga e}ova d net sod a. wbois-
80 81 a1RWABACHER BROe'. dafs
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aNACBKTR.r

The house that greeted Geo. Q. Min
and company al Frys's 0psra House
last evening was not 90 large o. u should
have been. bot what was lacking in
numbers vas fully made up In enthu-
slasn. Mr.. Mia again pleased bis 50
disnoe, who, 10 sens Of The scsnea. we're
oompIetely carried away b. bis really
superior Interpretation OF the character
Of Macbeth. To enact this role re-
quiFes strong dfAmstic power, In which
MK. Min was not Disappointing. Miss
Adele Payn, ss Lady Macbeth, vas, II
anything. more pleasing than On Fiji
flax evening. The cast in full vas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

No man OF woman vita . dollar 20
snare eau afford 20 miss the big event,
The creat elsaFing sale OF fokLAs q
SISaEsMAx, Dress Goods only ~ cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

SLOW movers and odds and ends from
every department. will Be- Shown Mon
day morning. All Summer goods re-
dnosd. Al COR lawns 80 81 3 cents. they
we're sold for 10 cents. ToxLAs 4 BTSs-
RMMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Darn % n ~. JuI1As. Mary A. 10
.hAn, daughter Of Henry and Jsne Van
Asset, and wife o. wm. IaliAn. died a
ess home IN this shy. Aflar q lineesinn
ainesA Aeed q yeAra. Tue teoea9sa
~ born sDd raised In king osanty.
were she msFFied her haShand, Who
safvirea Der. fav years $50. Aooat
oos yeAf aeo that dread dlaaAae. eRn.
sa9paoes ~ ARA hold en ils vtt1ina.
- cav ~ day she awinaiea away. A.
- saa stalking yesterday. Der ARed
tatAef esnt ever Der aud said Ny
ssfitnR May, yca cannet live mach
eaEez. Have yaa anY 1esaEe e leave
foaf ed father aud uaothefr 1he sat.
,sfst srnaled and replied "Oaly tbis,
N Eoirs home % ies1s." Sne never
oke Afterw4rd TIE decsaasd bsfa q
eAes eteat Gays cid. Which died Ahoat
tee care tine and which vitl be barisd
va TIE mother. ThR fnnersi Wiii he
49, frou the family rsssdenee. BE-
tseeH sse0Dd kna Third streets. IN TIE
tsaf q he Congregational ek1rsh, 81
seieek this afternsca.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Great manufacture oonsignmeut sale
Of gents summer underwear az the star
Clothino House. KLINE 4 RoaKNBEBo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Jusa thiEk Of this A Ane cam
ef's- hair Summer shirt e 75o.. worth
double the money, at the StaS Clothtpa
House, 106 OomusrciAi street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Gigantic clearance sale Of dry goods In
full blast. Reductions tn ell depart
ments. CBKsrKR CLRARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

See what 25e., 500. and 75c. will buy
IN gents SIMMER underwear at our
great consignment sale al the Star
Clothing House, 30S Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

fAASxLiS RlSn.--C naer he abe
ssaasrsAlp Of Nc. A. ". Marshall ~
tAakiia bAra. essapasea az sene A.
tsee Ftsess, l. sApldfy acqgiFirg ersal
tsaaesensy. NsAriy al e me 4e0oeS
~ ed nsssciAns Aaa alahcaeA IRE
- = est reeSzily aFe&ninaa. ssili
- ~ practising ana playtnE $500
~ af1eah mnxic thai rpoecta ege1ai
- eete their leader and thnmsalpeA
~, q y Tanner h&a1aea he = nAt eos-
- 70 qaste pr0traaicmAl mannaF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Sc bays q Ene gentf R4n1e EunaDsf
shiFa g IL star Ooshing hoG@e. 81
ComnsFckal street.